Presidents Cup 2015

[Captain Nemo]

I'm with you Dave, I'd say I've done my cash....

[KristianJ]

How'd he get in, seriously!!!!???

Couple of national open wins, plus his performance in the PGA probably got him a nice swag of ranking points.

[Gammon]

Radar O'Reilly "He got plenty of jizz on that" lol, he has switched to fizz on his last description.

[Captain Nemo]

Total **** up....

[Gammon]

Least it was competitive for a change.

[Dangals]

Yep - you would have to think that Lahiri missing that putt was the turning point where it looked like they may have snuck either a tie or a win even.

Shame that bae's last hole of comp before military service ended like that

[SundayHack]

Lahiri just did a Ben Hunt.

[darkeststar07]

Least it was competitive for a change.

Lahiri's half was critical. To be honest, i think Price shouldn't have put Bae on the last match. Korean player, playing President's Cup in Korea down to the wire last match and must win last 2 holes..??
That is too much pressure for any player to bear.

[Daves]

I guess there was a balance in the end, with Lahiri's and Bae's chokes being matched by Bubba's and JB's. Good to see a close contest for a change. The opening foursomes are still the Internationals Achilles, it is hard to win when you are coming from behind so early on. Though the Europeans have developed the last day overrun pretty well, despite having the same problem! Still just not quite enough depth in the International ranks, it would seem.

[benno_r]

I guess there was a balance in the end, with Lahiri's and Bae's chokes being matched by Bubba's and JB's. Good to see a close contest for a change. The opening foursomes are still the Internationals Achilles, it is hard to win when you are coming from behind so early on. Though the Europeans have developed the last day overrun pretty well, despite having the same problem! Still just not quite enough depth in the International ranks, it would seem.

It sucked that Lahiri and Bae were left to try bring it home, but when you consider they scored more points than Day and Schwartzel combined, can't be too unhappy with their contribution.

[Tank33]

I guess there was a balance in the end, with Lahiri's and Bae's chokes being matched by Bubba's and JB's. Good to see a close contest for a change. The opening foursomes are still the Internationals Achilles, it is hard to win when you are coming from behind so early on. Though the Europeans have developed the last day overrun pretty well, despite having the same problem! Still just not quite enough depth in the International ranks, it would seem.

Internationals lost the cup on the first day because Nick chose to play foursomes on the first day with shit pairings therefore giving up home field advantage.
If you knew the first day foursomes always ****ed the team up, why would want to start off the cup with it if you are offered with a choice?
If he played fourballs first and found out how everyone is playing on the course and pair them up accordingly for foursomes the next day, it would have definitely been a different story.

The proof is how Int played foursomes on the third day. Foursomes wasn't the team's weakness, it was just stupid to play it on the first day without any info how players are going to play the course.

People might think Nick has done a good job coming so close but to me, he handed the cup to the americans by making some stupid decisions.
But all the players tried their best turning matches around from the 2nd day on.

[darkeststar07]

It sucked that Lahiri and Bae were left to try bring it home, but when you consider they scored more points than Day and Schwartzel combined, can't be too unhappy with their contribution.

I was expecting Day to score more points.

[PerryGroves]

Internationals lost the cup on the first day because Nick chose to play foursomes on the first day with shit pairings therefore giving up home field advantage.
If you knew the first day foursomes always ****ed the team up, why would want to start off the cup with it if you are offered with a choice?
If he played fourballs first and found out how everyone is playing on the course and pair them up accordingly for foursomes the next day, it would have definitely been a different story.

The proof is how Int played foursomes on the third day. Foursomes wasn't the team's weakness, it was just stupid to play it on the first day without any info how players are going to play the course.

People might think Nick has done a good job coming so close but to me, he handed the cup to the americans by making some stupid decisions.
But all the players tried their best turning matches around from the 2nd day on.

Don't the Americans have an appalling foursomes record in recent Ryder Cups? Maybe that's why he decided to go with it.